The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-02
Personal and Society.

Miss Anna Strong, of Terre Haute will visit
Miss Carrie Vajen this week.
Miss Mary Fox gave a Halloween party on
Monday night to a few friends.
Miss Libbie Harris has returned from a six
weeks visit to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thomas McIrtire has returned from .
two weeks stay with friends in Columbus o.
Mrs Reuben Spencer, of Shelbyville, is max
ing short visit to old friends and acquain tances
here.
Miss Nellie Baldwin daughter of Mr.. Silas
Baldwin. is very i'll at her home on North Della
ware street
Mrs. John O. Perrin, of lafayette is visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Bates, at the
Bates House.
Miss Nora Wall, of Washington City. is OK
pected to visit her cousins, the Misses Stewart,
during this month
The Deschapelles Whist Club will be enter
tanned by Mr.. Charles Angle, at his home on
Thursday evening.
Mrs Bingham, of North Meridian street. gave
elegant tea party, last Monday evening, IN
honor of Mrs. Scott.
Miss May Shoemaker is expected on Friday
from Cincinnati to visit her cousin, Miss Joseph
inc Gill, at Woodruff Place.
Miss Angie and Mr.. Charles Richardson. of
Cincinnati, will be the guests OF Misses Minnie
and Florence Coffin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Worden, of Bridge
port. Conn.,, are in the city. to attend the Hol-
combe McOuat wedding tonight
The second division Of the Matinee Musicale
will render a programme of Tours and Nicode's
compositions at the meeting this afternoon.
The marriages of Miss Miss Efie Burford Nc
Ouat and Mr.. John W. Holcombe and Miss
Winona Webb and Mr.. Louis Hammel will take
place this evening.
Misc Jessie Kpr, No. ITO Park avenue, gave a
Halloween party Monday night TO COM
pany of her friends. Supper was served jast
the clock struck twelve
The ladies of Tabernacle Church are busily
engaged in preparing missionary box" to be
sent to the Rev. Mr.. Byram's family, In Ne
braska, before Thanksgiving day.
Last evening about sixty of Mr.. Persons
friends called at his home on North Meridian
street to celebrate the opening of his new resi-
dence. The evening was spent enjoyably In
playing games and in conversation.
The paper read by Dr. W. B. Fletcher before
the superin tendents of insane hospitals. at De-
troit. in June last, on Eight Cases OF Trephin-
ing for Traumatic Insanity" and published In
the American Journal of Insanity, has been
printed in pamphlet form.
The prize offered by Hart & Co. for the solu-
ton of the problem to add together numerals in
such a way that the result would give 100 withs
out repeating any one of the ten numerals was
won by Harry O.mstead, proof OF the
News. His solution was the addition of 504 and
40 So &c.
public reception and entertainment will be
given at the rooms of the Leonine Union, No.
122 North Meridian street, this evening. The
following programme will be given: Piano re-
cital, by Prof Julius Kohl; discourse. Right Rev.
Mgr Bessonies; song, DR.. r. A. Davis; piano
recital, Miss Maggie Anderson; recitation, Miss
Anastaria Broden; song. Miss Anna l.. Abromet.
The Ohio State Journal reports that the
vival service in Columbus led by Rev. l.. W.
Munhall, has gained remarkable Roadway. The
issue of Monday saws: 'tAt 6 o'clock last even
ing a living stream set in toward the place of
worship and BY o'clock the hall was packed.
Between 3, 900 and $500 persons gained admit
tarce and every inch of seating room was taken.
So great the crowd that it looked for awhile
as If the place would be taken by storm. At
last the doors were closed. and the stream was
turned IN the opposite direction, thousands of
the disappointed arriving only to find that they
were too late. Some difficulty was experienced
in getting the crowd ciamoring for admttance
to depart, and an overflow meeting was at once
arranged to be- held at the FIRST Congregational
Church. Professor Towner Ia assisting DIR.
Munhall
ALLEN REEVE
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
PLA1NFIELD Ind, Nov. 1.-The most brilliant
social event that has happened in this county
thus far this season was the marriage. last even
ing at $50 O'clock at the residence of the brides
parents at Fairfield, of MIR. Elmer Allen. of
Newton to Miss Ella Reeve daughter of Mr..
John Reeve, one of this countvs wealthlest and
most prominent farmers. A number OF init
mate friends and relatives of tho contracting
narties witnessed the ceremony. which was per-
formed by Rev. Lewis l. Hadley. Of the Friends
Church. After brief bridal tour the newly
welded couple will take up their residence at
the beautiful country home OF the groom, near